Millennial Dog Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: MY DOG IS A MILLENNIAL Still lives with his parents Sleeps 14 hours a day Expects participation treats Refuses to get a real job
MY DOG IS A MILLENNIAL Still lives with his parents Sleeps 14 hours a day Phone Case
by Latitude Lifestyle Store
$17 $23
Description: The cape was too big. The effort was genuine. The results are pending. A kawaii dog in a superhero cape that doesn't quite fit — dragging slightly, honest about the situation — with the expression of someone who tried and is making no excuses about the outcome. Retro 70s badge format. The border is more confident than the content. Some missions end in glory. Some missions end in "the effort was noted." Both are missions. Both deserve a badge. The effort was there. The dog is fine.
The Effort Was There – Kawaii Dog Dark Humor Participation Badge Phone Case
by Wrong Century
$17 $23
Description: A hilariously deadpan design for the ultimate dog lover who is ready to confess to the ultimate crime: letting the dogs out. Perfect for millennial dog moms, sarcastic dog dads, and anyone who appreciates a good nostalgic 2000s joke. Featuring a clean, vintage typewriter aesthetic that pops perfectly on solid backgrounds.
Description: A hilariously deadpan design for the ultimate dog lover who is ready to confess to the ultimate crime: letting the dogs out. Perfect for millennial dog moms, sarcastic dog dads, and anyone who appreciates a good nostalgic 2000s joke. Featuring a clean, vintage typewriter aesthetic that pops perfectly on solid backgrounds.
Description: A hilariously deadpan design for the ultimate dog lover who is ready to confess to the ultimate crime: letting the dogs out. Perfect for millennial dog moms, sarcastic dog dads, and anyone who appreciates a good nostalgic 2000s joke. Featuring a clean, vintage typewriter aesthetic that pops perfectly on solid backgrounds.
Description: A hilariously deadpan design for the ultimate dog lover who is ready to confess to the ultimate crime: letting the dogs out. Perfect for millennial dog moms, sarcastic dog dads, and anyone who appreciates a good nostalgic 2000s joke. Featuring a clean, vintage typewriter aesthetic that pops perfectly on solid backgrounds.
Description: A hilariously deadpan design for the ultimate dog lover who is ready to confess to the ultimate crime: letting the dogs out. Perfect for millennial dog moms, sarcastic dog dads, and anyone who appreciates a good nostalgic 2000s joke. Featuring a clean, vintage typewriter aesthetic that pops perfectly on solid backgrounds.
Description: The dog knows. The dog has always known. The dog is fine with it. Nothing lasts forever has been fully processed, integrated, and filed under reasons to remain on the sofa. The cushions are warm. The lamp is on. The blanket is there. The philosophical position is correct and also extremely comfortable. The dog reached this conclusion some time ago and has been at peace ever since. Nothing lasts forever. The sofa helps in the meantime.
Description: This distressed graphic tee perfectly expresses how it feels to adult. It features a dog holding it’s own leash and walking itself and reads, “What Being an Adult Feels Like.” This shirt is perfect for the young adult who still feels like maybe someone should be taking care of them, but they are trying to make it on their own. A great gift for the adult child you know, who has the first world luxury of being a little immature in their day to day life. A great shirt for teens, twenty-somethings, millennials, who struggle to cope with self-care. A great shirt for anyone who ever wondered, “Who let me adult?” Tackle your first world problems like working, shopping, paying bills, cooking and cleaning…you can do it. Grab you own leas...
Description: This distressed graphic tee perfectly expresses how it feels to adult. It features a dog holding it’s own leash and walking itself and reads, “What Being an Adult Feels Like.” This shirt is perfect for the young adult who still feels like maybe someone should be taking care of them, but they are trying to make it on their own. A great gift for the adult child you know, who has the first world luxury of being a little immature in their day to day life. A great shirt for teens, twenty-somethings, millennials, who struggle to cope with self-care. A great shirt for anyone who ever wondered, “Who let me adult?” Tackle your first world problems like working, shopping, paying bills, cooking and cleaning…you can do it. Grab you own leas...
